The Straits Times, 24 June 1964

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times ■faWr*^ lew* 6 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    OUR DEFENCES
    763 1  -  Razak Commonwealth aid appeal 'WE WILL ASK FOR MORE MILITARY ASSISTANCE IF INDONESIA INTENSIFIES AGGRESSIVE ACTIVITIES ON BORDER' By —By AUSTEN ZECHA I KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, said on his return from the abortive Tokyo summit today that
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    The Gurkhas scour border jungle for Indon raiders
    734 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD: EXCLUSIVE REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINE... From KUCHING, Tues. PURKHAS are scouring the swampy Sara\uik jungle and lulls between Rasau and the Indonesian border for the 100 heavily armed Indonesians who retreated from Hasan, seven miles from the border, early
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    Soek volunteers 'now free to enter Malaysia'
    399 1 Soek volunteers 'now free to enter Malaysia' JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesian volunteers were "now flooding enemy held territory." according t» Col. Sabirin Mochtar. commander of the volunteer combat brigade stationed along the Malaysian border. Me was quoted today »v the official Antara mws agency as saying since the Malaysian summi, talks
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    Taipeh cremation for the Lokes
    370 1 Special plane will fly ashes back to Kuala Lumpur for burial TAIPEH, Tuesday. T»HE bodies of Dato and Datin Loke Wan Tho victims of Saturday's Formosan air crash will be cremated in Taipeh tomorrow. This was announced here by Cathay Organisation today after a cable
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    Messages of condolences to Tengku
    94 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The King and Queen of Thailand have sent a message expressing their "sympathy and con'dolen-. ces" to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, on the death of his eldest .<-L>ter. The Tengku's sister. Tengku Kalsom binie Sultan Abdul Hamid. 72. died in
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    Joint venture
    22 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to explore jointly the possibilities of desaltnur sea water.
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    Thailand's pull-out observers to return on June 27
    210 1 Thailand's pull-out observers to return on June 27 BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai observers sent to the Malaysian- Indonesian border to verify the withdrawal of Indonesian guerillas will return to Bangkok on June 27, a Thai source said today. They will return in one batch the same day. Over 30 members
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    Action in court to help amahs
    143 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The War Department Civilian Staff Association is filing a writ in the Kua.a Lumpur High Court in its efforts to save 3.000 amahs employed by the British War Department in Malaya from being discharged on Friday. The secretary of the Jo--0
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    LODGE RESIGNS, TAYLOR TAKES OVER
    209 1 LODGE RESIGNS, TAYLOR TAKES OVER WASHINGTON. Tues. President Johnson today announced the resignation of Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam. He will be succeeded by Genera! Maxwell D. Taylor. Mr. Johnsjn personally appeared before reporters to read a letter in which Mr. Lodge said he wished to
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    15,000 clerks accept Govt. offer
    225 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government's offer of pay increases for more than 15.000 clerks in Malaya was tonight accepted by the clerical affiliates of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil services. Nine unions of clerical and allied grades affiliated to
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 PRISONERS BREAK MANII V Tues. I iftcrn Philippine national penitentiary prtMMfi overpowered three guards aboard truck, 10 miles south of here, today and escaped with them as ■itag TOU,
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon CIVILIANS ATTACK INDIAN TROOPS
      134 2 VfUZAFFAR ABAD iTJ (Kashmir), Tues. Civilians ir. Azad Kashmir, the part of the divided state controlled by Pakistan, attacked Indian troops along the ceasefire line at the weekend, inflicting more than 100 casualties, an Azad Kashmir Governmenr, spokesman said here yesterday. There were a number of
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      Lock icon Big hunt on for Thai highwaymen
      92 2 BANGKOK. Tufa. A bu» was rwpp^d and its passengers rubbed at gunpoint in Central Thailand the second such incident la two weeks. A huge manhunt by police mid troops !or :< K.mg »f 14 well-arm-M highwaymen is In U.s secu.-ia week. Prnsi reports from
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      Lock icon $1.7 mil. blaze
      38 2 MANILA. Tue.s. A fire of unknown origin yesterday razed a whole block of commercial establishments in suburban Calcooran City causing an estimated damage o! two million peso.-; tabout $1.7 million). There were no casualties. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Malik in Rome
      27 2 ROME. Tues.— Mr. Adam Malik. the Indonesian Trade Minister. arrived hpre by air yesterday from Geneva tor talks with Italian officials and businessmen. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Indonesia a real danger, Labour tells Commons
      553 2 'Raise the matter at UN 9 call LONDON, Tuesday. fHE Labour (opposition) Party said today that the current Indonesian policy towards Malaysia was a "real danger to peace." Mr. Denis Healey, Labour's defence spokesman, said the whole question should be raised at the
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      Lock icon Dato Ong calls on U Thant to report on border battle
      398 2 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. TYATO Ong Yoke Lin, Malaysia's permanent U.N. representative, paid a half-hour call yesterday on the U.N. Secretary-General U Thant. He flew in from Washington. He plans to return today. He told reporters that he informed U
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      GEN. HARKINS URGES U.S. TO RISK WAR WITH PEKING
      131 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. Cm Paul Harkin.v lormrr I.S Military Commander in South Vietnam, declared yesterday that it would be very much worth risking war with mainland China to avoid a Communist takeover in South Vietnam. 'Jen. Hardins. who returned after two years
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      Lock icon AMERICA THINKS SUMMIT AT TOKYO WAS 'USEFUL STEP FORWARD'
      133 2 AMERICA THINKS SUMMIT AT TOKYO WAS 'USEFUL STEP FORWARD' yj a shington, Tues. The State Department yesterday described the agreement in principle between Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines to set up an Afro-Asian conciliation commission to study their differences as "a useful step forward." Speaking at a Press conference, the
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      Lock icon The saboteurs strike again in S. Africa
      76 2 CAPETOWN. Tues. Saboteurs toppled an electric power pylon on Sunday night on a farm 30 miles east of here, the South African Press Association reported today. Police throughout South Africa have been placed on the alert and all leave has been cancelled following
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      Lock icon Mikoyan sees Soek
      33 2 JAKARTA. Tues. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. Soviet First Deputy Prime Minister who arrived here yesterday for an 11-day visit, drove to Bogor Palace this morning for talks with President Soekarno. Reuter.
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Congo rebels set up govt in North Katanga capital
      227 3 TROOPS FLEE AS TOWN FALLS (MESSAGES from AliTl bertville, capital of North Katanga, indicate that rebel followers of Pierre Mulele had taken over ard iormed a government there, the Belgian Consul It- re Mr. Etien- ELISABETHVtLLE, Tues. he Humble:, said today.
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      Lock icon EARTHQUAKE WAKES UP SLEEPING MANILA
      102 3 MANILA. Tues. A moderately strong earthquake rocked Manila and roused residents from their beds early today There was no major damage The Manila Weather Bureaus geophysical division said the quake's epicentre was about 70 miles northwest of Manila, somewhere in the South China Sea. "A
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      Lock icon Commonwealth MPs at reception
      76 3 LONDON. Tues. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the Prime Minister, gave a reception in London last night for 27 delegates from Commonwealth Parliaments and legislatures who arrived in Britain at the weekend for a three-week visit. The delegates, guests ot the British branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association,
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      Lock icon EIGHT FROZEN TO DEATH in AFRICA
      90 3 JOIIANNESKLK lues The death toll in South Africa > biggest freeze-up for HO years rose to eight yesterday when a 10-year-old African eirl was found frozen to death near her home in the foothills of the Drakenberg mountains. Four other victims died in several
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      Lock icon Property magnate Cotton left £639,095
      260 3 Property magnate Cotton left £639,095 BEGAN WITH 10-SHILLING DEAL AND ENDED WITH MILLIONS T ONDON, Tues. Mr. Jack Cotton, who started his career by letting a shop for 10 shillings a week and became a London property millionaire, left estate in Britain w0rth£1.176,074, it was announced here yesterday. With £490,338
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      Lock icon Clay goes home
      36 3 CAIRO. Tues. World heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay left today by air for New York, after a three weeks' visit to the United Arao Republic during when lie twice met President Nasser. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Talks again
      22 3 BELGRADE, Tues. Yugoslavia and West Germany will resume negotiations on "economic, financial and other questions" in Bonn on Sunday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ford II to marry Mrs. Austin in October
      71 3 T ONDON. Toes. Car magnate Henry Ford II (above) and Mrs. Christina Austin plan to marry in Italy next October, the Daily Sketch reported. It said Mrs. Austin. Italian widow of a British naval officer, "has told friends that the wedding will
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      Lock icon WIMBLEDON JUDGE WHO FELL ASLEEP ON COURT
      164 3 WIMBLEDON JUDGE WHO FELL ASLEEP ON COURT 1 ONDON, Tues. A woman, line^Judge went to sleep on court at Wimbledon during the world's top tennis tournament yesterday. Mrs. Dorothy Cavls-Brown dozed off in her chair during a match in which South African Abe Segal beat American Clark Graebner 6-2, 7-5,
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      Lock icon Soviet minister collapses
      56 3 MOSCOW, Tues. Mr. Nikolai Patollchev. Soviet Minister of Foreign Trade, was last night reported to have suffered a collapse. The report came from Italian sources, who said Soviet officials reported Mr. Patolichev's undisclosed illness when they called ofl a meeting he was to have had with a
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      Lock icon U.S. REDS FREE TO TRAVEL
      155 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Supreme Court yesterday strucjc down the Federal law which prevents U.S. Communist Party members from travelling outside the western hemisphere. Justice Arthur J. Goldberg wrote the decision which declared unconstitutional part of the 1950 Internal Security Act prohibiting members of Communist organisations
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      Debate on Civil Rights Bill held up by Southern Democrats
      340 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. OBJECTIONS by Southern Democrats blocked immediate debate in the House of Representatives yesterday on the sweeping Civil Rights Bill approved by the Senate last week. Southerners shouted "I object" when the Bill came up in the House, refused
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      Lock icon Let's not make noise about being 70, says Duke
      109 3 Let's not make noise about being 70, says Duke pARIS. Tues.— Hundreds of telegrams arrived yesterday at the old stone millhouse south of Paris where the Duke of Windsor was spending the day before his 70th birthday. The Duke said through nis secretary, Mr. John Utter, that he did not
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      LEYLANDS, CUBA SIGN CONTRACT FOR 500 MORE BUSES
      93 3 LEYLANDS, CUBA SIGN CONTRACT FOR 500 MORE BUSES I ONDON, Tues. v The British motor firm of Leylands signed a contract yesterday to sell 500 more buses to Fidel Castro's Cuba. The deal brings the number of buses sold by the company to Cuba to 950 worth about £9 millions.
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      Lock icon Two sherpas at summit
      61 3 NEW DELHI. Tues. Two I sherpus of an Indian expedition j reached the 25.645 ft summit of j Nanda Dcvi in the Himalayas last Saturday, according to an expedi- tion message received here last night. The two sherpas were Nawang Gombu. who reached the summit of
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      Lock icon £70,000 gems stolen
      35 3 GLASGOW, Tues.— Gems valued at £70.000 were stolen from a merchant's shop here at the weekend. The theft, the biggest in Scotland, was discovered when staff arrived for work yesterday morning. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Man hurls girl out of hosiers sixth floor
      111 3 pARIS. Tuei. Genevleve Gonzalez. 22. was hurled to her death from the sixth floor of a girls' hostel here yesterday. Police said her killer was a young man who had sent her several threatening letters. Eye-witnesses said Genevieve screamed "help, he wants
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    Political traditions
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A course of six lectures on political traditions will begin tomorrow at the Cultural Centre, Annexe at 8 p m Pee for members Is $4, non-mem-bers $6. and students $2.
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    Minister: Plan new outlook for nurses
    359 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. THE Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, told the new Nursing Board today that he wanted it to introduce radical changes and to formulate and project a new outlook for the nursing profession. He added: "I am anxious to seek your
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    EMPLOYERS COULD THEN DEFEAT JUSTICE, SAYS UNION
    210 4 EMPLOYERS COULD THEN DEFEAT JUSTICE, SAYS UNION SINGAPORE, Tues. To say Inat an indust r i a 1 arbitration court had no powers to order the re-instate-ment of a dismissed; employee would place employers in the "happy position" of being able to delay and defeat the ends of justice. This
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    RETRENCHMENT: CALL FOR A DECLARATION
    345 4 RETRENCHMENT: CALL FOR A DECLARATION SINGAPORE Tues. MR. J.J. Rattray, secretary of the Singapore Employers' Federation, today told the Industrial Arbitration Court that employers were driven inevitably to the conclusion that trade unions would never voluntarily accept retrenchment of any size no matter how good the reasons were, and felt
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      228 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'PHK following la today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS B0AC: From London. Rome, Damascus. Baghdad, Karachi, Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 720) 6 p.m.: from Sydney. Darwin (BA 701) Japan Air Llnss: From Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL 713) 6.10 p.m.
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      236 4 London. Istanbul. Bombay (EG o-!n 6.10 p.m. DEPARTURES CPA: To Kuala Lumpur. Bannkok. Horn; Kon«. Manila (CX 726) 0 a.m. BO AC: To Kuala Lumiur. Colombo. Bombay. Baghdad, Istanbul, Duueldorf. London BA 793) 2.30 p.m.; to Jakarta. Darwin, sydnty. Auckland (BA 720) 6.50 p.m to Calcutta, Karachi. Beirut, Zurich. London.
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    BOY WHO STOLE MOTHER'S JEWELS
    130 5 BOY WHO STOLE MOTHER'S JEWELS SINGAPORE, Tues. A mother's tears over the loss of her jewellery eventually led. her 17--year-old son to confess stealing them, a magistrate's court was told yesterday. Chong Teck Fey. a schoolboy, pleaded guilty to stealIng the Jewellery, worth $200 trom his mother's bedroom In their
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    L-Month concert
    28 5 BATU GAJAH. Tues— A concert will be held to mark the final* of the National Language Month competitions on June 29 on the children's playground here.
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    Malaya's first sugar plant is ready
    287 5 I PRODUCTION WILL BEGIN NEXT MONTH PENANG, Tuesday. f JHE Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Company Ltd. in Prai, a joint Malayan-Japanese venture, will start production next month three months ahead of schedule. It will initially produce 8.000 tons of sugar during the first two months.
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    Defaulters to be punished
    38 5 KL'CHING. Tues. Cartridges for shotguns will not be sold to ratepayers in Bmtulu in Sarawak'! Fourth Division unless they have paid up outstanding rates. This was decided at a meeting of the District Council.
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    Minister's tour
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman bin Wok. will ..our Tanjotiß KlinK area on Thurs-Jay morning. He will be accompanied by members of the Malay Aflairs Bureau
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    DR. LIM TO ATTEND PLANTERS' MEETING
    108 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, will open the annual planters' conference at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here on July 9. Over 400 planters. Government officials and University of Malaya academic staff are expected to attend
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    Rotarians give 30 cupboards
    40 5 MUAR. Tues.— Dr Tan Kwee Wan. president of the Muar Rotary Club, presented 30 cupboards to the Old People's Home here yesterday. Dr. Tan said that the club would also provide electricity to the home shortly
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    First TV show
    31 5 MACHANO. Tues. Over 2.000 people were present at. a television show the first of Its kind sponsored by the Philips Radio Coat the Town padang here last night.
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    She eyes Poly Queen title and free trip to Hong Kong
    134 5 MISS Doris Wong (above) who is one of the entrants for the Poly Carnival Queen contest to be held at the Singapore Polytechnic on June 28. The winner will receive a free return air ticket to Hong Kong donated
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    Warning to ships in South China Sea
    102 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tb« Director of Marine. Capt. J. A L Paviu, today alerted all vessels in the Souih China Sea about bombing and firing practice during next month. These will take place un the south range every Monday uo ajn. to 4 p.m>.
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    Public order exercise
    48 5 PENANO. Tues— The civil police and the military will hold Joint public order exercise In Penang from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday. There will be large movements of troops and police to deal with make-believe incidents. They will also man selected road Junctions.
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    Big opium haul after a 70-mile chase
    201 5 Big opium haul after a 70-mile chase A LOR STAR. Tues. North Kedah Customs seized 1851 b. of raw opium from a lorry after a 70-mile chase Jast night. The opium, worth $37,000. was the biggest haul of its Hind by the local Customs In several years. Acting on a
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    Seven new members for Ruler's council
    159 5 IPOH. Tues Seven new unofficial members have been appolned to the Dewan Negara Perak. a council which advises the Sultan on constitutional matter^ pertaining to the prerogatives of the throne. They include three state assembiymen. two of whom are state executive council members, and
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    Quest for tin catches up with Papan in the Kinta Valley
    247 5 IPOH. Tuesday. THE 2,000 residents of Papan. one of the oldest mining towns in Perak, about eight miles south of here, are believed to be squatting on one of the last great tin fields in the once fabulous Kirta
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    Johore tour
    24 5 BATU PAHAT. Tues The Assistant Minister of Education Mr. Lee Slok Yew. will start a week-long tour of Johore schools on Thursday.
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    Gill quits the Labour Party
    263 6 MAYOR' OF SEREMBAN SAYS: THEY WANT ME TO BE A STOOGE* SO I DECIDED TO RESIGN SEREMBAN, Tuesday. r |HE president of the Seremban Town Council, Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill, has resigned from the Labour Party. He said today; "I do not agree with
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    Coastal folk told: Report any strangers
    85 6 KANGAK. Tues.— Resident.-, of KuaU Perils, a coastal village < mi miles from here, have been urged to be on guard against I possible infiltration by subversive Indonesian and Communist elements. "At a time like this, coastal Milages will be the special targets of
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    Ghafar ill
    22 6 MALACCA. Tues. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, Is In the General Hospital here with mumps.
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    Educational tour
    49 6 KUCHINO. Tues. Twenty-four senior students of the Sarawak Teachers' Training College in Sibu will be leaving here on Thursday for a two-week tour of Singapore and Malaya. The party led by the college principal. Mr. Quentin Hsu, will visit educational centres and other: pin re* of Interest.
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    Goldsmith robbery: Four committed for trial
    197 6 r— IPOH, Tuesday CK)UR men, alleged to r have robbed a goldsmith shop here earlier this year after a gunbattle with the proprietor, were today committed by a magistrate, Inche Eusoff bin Chin, to stand trial in the High Court. Llew Kirn Hln. 21,
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    Signboards talks
    26 6 KANGAR. Tuea. The Mentrl Bf.sar. Dalo Sheikh Ahmad, will mcci non-Malay traders on Friday to d^cuss the conversion of all business signboards in:o Malay.
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    Rocking with laughter...
    69 6 Rocking with laughter rE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, rocks with laughter in the office of the Registrar of Vehicles. Singapore, where he explained to 100 taxi owners and drivers on Monday his proposal (or "four passengers only" taxi licences. On his left is Inche Jclani bin
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    EX-INSPECTOR JAILED FOR 3 YEARS
    401 6 EX-INSPECTOR JAILED FOR 3 YEARS 2401 b. of opium in car SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A FORMER Keciah police inspector, arrested in Singapore on May 1 in connection with the Customs seizure of $26,490 worth of raw opium, was sentenced today to 12 months' jail and a fine $10,000 or another 24
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    Dr. Goh to open seminar
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Finance Minister, Or. Goh Keng Swee, wiil open the advanced management seminar on industrial inve*:ment project at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the conference room of the Goodwood Park Hotel. The ihree-dav seminar is joint ly organised by the Economic Development Board and
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    DIVERS TO BLAST OPEN A SAFE SEA ROUTE
    144 6 M ALACCA, Tues. A aTI seven man diving team from the Sri KD Malaya of the Royal Malaysian Navy statior^ed in Singapore will arrive here during the first week of July to blow up coral heads and boulders at Pulau Undan, about
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    Kangar plans shorthand in Malay
    68 6 KANGAR. Tues. PerU will have its first Malay commercial classes in typewriting and shorthand next week. They will start on July l at the Kangar tutorial institute where students are now being enrolled. "We regard such classes as very necessary since Malay will be the
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    Chairman ill
    26 6 TAIPING. Tues. Inche Ab- dul Kar.cn bin Haji Mansor. I chairman of the Tiiping Town I Council, it- in the district hospital I here.
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    ENVOY ON OFFICIAL VISIT TO SPORE
    254 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The United States Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. James D. Bell, will arrive ir Singapore tomorrow from Kuala Lumpur on his first official visit to the State and Johore. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Bell and their two-year o1 d daughter. Stephanie
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    'Give Malay workers time off for studies with pay'
    217 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Malay Education Council is to urge the Government and business firms here to allow Malay employees \ime off for further studies with full pay. This was one of the resolutions adopted at the annual delegates' conference of
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    Red Cross fair for funds
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Toh Puan Noor Aisha, will open a fun fair organised by the Singapore Red Cross Society at the Raffles Institution grounds at 10.30 a.m. on July 14. The society hopes to raiM 130.000 from the fair
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      120 6 The Board of Directors and the Management of Malaysian Airways are deeply grieved at the tragic loss of their Chairman, Dato Loke Wan Tho, and his wife and extend their deepest sympathies to Mrs. Loke Yew, Mr. and Mrs. Chew Hock Leong and members of the family. This irreparable loss
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    A NAAFI DEAL 'TO SPLIT UNION'
    186 7 A NAAFI DEAL 'TO SPLIT UNION' 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The president of the Naaft Employees Union. Mr. Tan Kah Wich. today accused the Naafl management of trying to split the union i by offering wage increases to or.ly a section of the workers. Mr. Tan was commentinß on a statement
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    7 robbers beat up a Samaritan during raid
    173 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. j Armed youths beat up an insurance agent who went to help his neighbour during a robbery early today in Kam- pong Satu. off Sungel Besl Road. Mi-. Goh Keng Mm. 54, was adnutird to the General Hos^uai here
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    Commander leaves
    44 7 TAIPING. Tuc<. Lt.-O;l E. O. Stephenson. commanding officer the lit Bn Ruya; Malay Regiment, here is returning to Britain next momh after completing his tour of duty. Lt.-Col. Abdul Jamil bin Ahmad of the 6th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment will succeed him.
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    INDIAL ARMY MEN HERE ON GOODWILL MISSION
    106 7 INDIAL ARMY MEN HERE ON GOODWILL MISSION KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.--A 17-member party of senior military and civil officers from the Indian National Defence College in New Delhi have arrived here on a "mission of familiarisation and goodwill." The pany headeci by MajorGeneral K. C. Khanna of the Iniian Army will,
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    Rural drive backbone of plan
    220 7 JPOH, Tues.— The successful rural development j programme. particularly the land schemes, will con- j tinue to be the backbone of the proposed first Malaysia Plan, the Assistant Minister of Justice, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob. said here today. Inche Abdul Rahman, i who was
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    Lock icon 200 amahs go on strike over new terms
    301 7 They want same ivages as they have been getting during past 12 years SEREMBAN, Tuesday. fWO hundred amahs employed by Servicemen in three British Army camps here went on strike today protesting over the new terms of employment forced on them by
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    Opening of mosque
    20 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Jh« Sultan of SelaiiKor will open s> mosque at Segambut here on July 3.
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    36-day old Malacca bus strike now ends
    143 7 36-day old Malacca bus strike now ends K I A L A 1.1 MPI R. Tues.— The 3b-day strike by 120 workers of the Patt Hup Bus company Ltd in Malacca ended this morninc This followed a mrrtinj; between represe.ntatiw's of thr company and thr Transport Workers' I nion. The
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    Girl's arm crushed by machine in father's shop
    147 7 Girl's arm crushed by machine in father's shop IIIUAR. Tues. A 17- year-old girl had her right arm crushed in a rolling machine I while working in her father's shop in Jalan Bakri here yesterday. Ng Ah Kirn. who comes from a family of 18 children—l 2 girls and six
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    300 donate blood
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Some 300 students of the University of Singapore donated blood during a three-day 'slood donation campaign, organised by the welfare committee which ended ye.sterday. The campaign began on Saturday with a mobile unit stationed at Rafiles Hall at the University
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    Shortage of Malay teachers? Marshall 'wrong'
    261 7 CINGAPORE, Tues. Inche Mohammed bin Simm, president of thp Singapore Malay Teachers Union, today denied there has ever oeen a "tragic shortage" of Malay teachers in the State. he was commenting on a letter to the Straits Times hj Singapore's former Chiet Minister. Mr.
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    A $5,000 hall
    23 7 BATU GAJAH. Tucs. A So. ooo community hail ha.-. b*rn buii* .it Kmnpone Aver Ma... abnut two miles from here.
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    Tan in S'pore today for 3-day visit
    123 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malaysian Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. will arrive here tomorrow for a three-day visit. On Thursday night. Mr. Tan. the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. and the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun.
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    DEATH
    38 8 Worii tit (Minimum) KEMP On June 7th at The Kowana Amersham. Bucks. Kntland. Philip Reginald Kemp, formerly of ttanxkok and I'rnanc. aged M, Rrmrm. lierrd with lovr and gratitude as a beloved husband, father and grandf -her.
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    CONDOLENCE
    53 8 M Wereta tit I Mlmmmm THE CHAIRMAN, COMMITTEE, and Meoibera of thr Singapore Branch of the Malayan Nature Society wHb to exnreea 'h<<ir dr.p sorrow at the tragic dMith of Dato Loke Wan Too and >uaM like to offer their most IkHN vmfMtliT to hi* bereaved family on tola
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    27 8 it H'ar«j Sit I Minimum) FAMILY OF THE late Mr Koh Lock Niim thanks relative., friends for condolaaton. ematlM, roMn. aa-ntance and attendan. at f I
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    IN MEMORIAM
    53 8 H nrrf. fit (Minimum i IN LOVING MEMORY of late T XT Ammukufv Ainniii •ho departed on 2W60. Kvrr remembered by her loved MM IN TREASURED MEMORY Of the late Mr. and Mr< R s Potxrr. departed thas life 24 June l!) 44 and 14 May IM7 reepec'ively
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    389 8 i$ Word* $li> i VmlmiiM) SINGAPORE BALLET ACADEMY Junior T..p Clau Si.turday afternoon. r.mn ■'mm SCHOOL SPORTS: AM old puplla of the ITinurj- Knklihli School. Bidor. are 'ordially invited to ttar Annual Sporta on 3-7-64. MUDRY BIG SARCAIN at Hildas fold storaue MM aw (treatly re- dwaad on bMMM,
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    60 8 I* Horrfj t:.S» (Mm.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST prearnta "TIM r:raa.i Grtj Hurt" pound motion picture In .oloiir Victoria Manorial Hall, Friday 26th Juna IM4. 7.M p.m. All welcome SCIENCE AND HEALTH with key to the Scrtptum by Mary Baker May available from ChnaUaa Baliact Bid ln« Room. 8
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      Post-Tokyo Tasks
      780 8 The quarrel between Malaysia and Indonesia can be settled only if Indonesia abandons aggression and gives up all attempts to interfere in I Malaysia's internal affairs. The events leading up to the Tokyo summit, and the failure of the summit itself, show that Indonesia has no intention of
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      The Cholera Epidemic
      426 8 More people have died of cholera in Kelantan, Trengganu and Pahang in the past five weeks than in last year's Malacca epidemic, which caused alarm throughout Malaya. The Malacca outbre?t killed 12 people but the East Coast deathroll is at least 25; if unreported kampong deaths were
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      CHOLERA DANGERS IGNORED
      675 8 FOLLOWING a recent visit to Trengganu it is felt that urgent attention should be drawn to the dangers of the present cholera epidemic now affecting that area. The official facts and action taken so far do not appear to represent the full picture on the one hand
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      IN DEFENCE OF 'EXPATS'
      292 8 IFEEL it is about time that somebody came to the defence of the expatriates who are now really our guests in Malaysia. The expatriates stood with us during the Emergency (especially the planters) and today expat armed forces are our mainstay against Indonesia. It must be
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      MEDICINES IN CODE
      131 8 NAMES of the substances in the prescriptions issued by the Medical Profession are usually written in an abbreviated form for the dispensers. In certain cases permissible codes by authorised pharmacopoeia are used. Nowadays, the Drug Campounders are confronted with another class of prescriptions containing unethical codes or
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    Cuepacs and pay claims
    99 8 REFER to the report <S.T. June 23) under the heading "CUEPACS meets today on pay offer to 15,000 Clerks" and state that the following paragraph quoted below Is a gross mlsstatement which has caused unnecessary misunderstanding among the staff concerned: "The Cabinet has also rejected claims
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    Sugar quota
    81 8 TTHK Government's dedJL sion to introduce a quota system for sugar Imports Is a matter of concern for everyone. The retail price is now 50 to 60 cents a kati. This is already too much. And yet now comes this quota system. Here is a big chance for
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    Where we failed in Tokyo
    805 8  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN SEALED LIPS AND ABSENT OFFICIALS HURT OUR CASE By MALAYSIA failed to exploit the strength of her case a hundred per cent at Tokyo by not taking full advantage of the uses of publicity At one stage of the talks some Japanese newspapers
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    'How we missed death flight'
    377 9 Cathay-Keris executives say there weren't enough seats for all on plane which crashed with Dato and Datin Loke on board SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpYO Cathay-Keris film executives, producer Roomai Noor and director Mohamed Am in, escaped death because there was no place for them on the
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    Lock icon Filipinos seek jobs in Sabah
    103 9 JKSSELTON, T v c s Some three hundred Filipinos, including wives and children, arrived in Sandakan yesterday to seek employment. According to local immigration authorities, the Filipinos will be allowed to stay op to two weeks to seek Jobs. They will be asked to leave
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    Co-op branch members get 6 p.c. dividend
    79 9 TAIPINO. Tues— Members ot ttie Larut, Matang and Selama branch of the Government Servants' Co-OperaUve Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will receive a dividend of six per cent this year —an Increase of one per cent over last year. This was decided at
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    Party for actor
    39 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Tbe Indian Film Pans' Association will hold a reception In honour of Indian film actor. Mr. Nageswara Rao and bis wife at the Asian Recreation Hall. M.M. Naval Base on Saturday at 7 p.m
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    Union meeting
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Public Daily Rated Housing and Development Board Workers' Union will noM its annual meeting at the Victoria Memorial Hall «t 3 30 o.m. oo Sunday.
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    Kenyah is chosen Sarawak's MP No. 24
    79 9 KIT. .ING. Tues. The Council Negri today elected Mr. Tama Ent Tengang, a Kenyab from tbe Baram District of tbe Fourth Division, to the remaining Sarawak seat in the Federal Parliament. Mr. Tama, who is not a Council Nerri member, is vice-chairman of
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    Company was National Carbon Ltd
    79 9 CINOAPORE, Tuet>. The company whose application In a trade dispute was rejected by the Industrial Arbitration Oourt yesterday, was the National Carbon (Eastern) LttL, and not tbe National Cash Register Co, <S> Ltd, as reported In today's Straits Times. The application of tbe National Carbon
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    Four gag and rob merchant of $600
    74 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Poor armed men gagged a merchant in hla abop In Beach Road before robbing him of MOO Mr. Ho Koon Jong told police that four men. all armed with daggers, had surprised him while be was asleep. The robbers removed a
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    Toh to attend Rotary dinner
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ttvj Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Ohio Chye and Mrs. Toh will be the chief' tnesta at toe Rotary Club of Singapore's annual Installation dinner at the Oathat Restaurant on June Rotartan Ec Peng Liang will be Installed.
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    Lock icon Son and father of Noni Wright fly in to receive her ashes
    263 9 Son and father of Noni Wright fly in to receive her ashes OINGAPORE, Tues. The son and father of Miss Noni Wright, (Cathay Organisation film director and producer who dyed in Saturday's air crash in Formosa with Dato Loke Wan Tho) flew into Singapore today to receive her ashes. The
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    A cable changed plans of Shaw brothers
    194 9 A cable changed plans of Shaw brothers IT ARRIVED FROM H.K CINGAPORE, Tues. Fate took a hand at Taipeh on Saturday night for the Shaw Brothers, Run Run and Rurunp. For these millionaire show business magnates. fate came In the form of a cable from Hong Kong, calling them there
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    Exhibition of 'vanishing history'
    58 9 Exhibition of 'vanishing history' ALOR STAR. Tues. The Kedah Historical Society will hold an exhibition of "vanishing history" at the State Museum Kepala Batas from Thursday. Photographs, documents and other exhibits of historical value will be displayed. The display, which will go on till July 2, Is open to the
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    THREE MORE POLITICAL DETAINEES ARE FREED
    143 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Three political detainees were released from Changi Prison today. They wer c Chan Sun Choy and Llm Seng Leong, detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance durlnjr Operation "Cold Store" In February last year and Tan Juat Seng, detained In August
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    New building
    31 9 PENANO, Tues. The new building of the Penang State Chinese Association formerly the Straits Chinese British Association will be officially opened In Jalan Bukom at 3 pjn. on Saturday.
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    Phone call about bomb in market a hoax
    213 9 Phone call about bomb in market a hoax SINGAPORE. Tues. A mysterious phone call today sent scores of policemen to a market in, Potong Pasir and the nearby Macpherson Road looking for "a basket with a bomb in it." Police received the call at 10.25 a.m. On arriving at Potong
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    MIC call to extend town limits
    91 9 TKLUK ANbON, T— resolution calling on the Town Council to extend its boundary to include Cicely Estate and Ralnui Estate, was passed at a committee meeting of the Teluk Anton (Timor) branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress yesterday. Mr. R O. Samy, the branch
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      615 9 Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYSIA eUUKXWAVI BEKVICBBI 41 and 25 metre*. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: SERVICES: 4L7 and 62.2 mrtn* 476 metres AM.: 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary; Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Tna 7.10 Op And About; 730 News; News;
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      Lock icon UN call to Britain: Fix freedom date for British Guiana
      286 10 UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. gLEVEN members of the U.N. General Assembly's special committee on colonialism tabled a resolution yesterday calling on the i British Government to "fix without delay the date for the independence of British Guiana." They also proposed the
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      Lock icon Gunman found at door of Dr. Arias
      82 10 PANAMA CITY. lues. A man with a loaded revolver in his belt was arrested at the door of the room where Dr. Roberto Arias, the former Panamanian diplomat, lav recovering from the gunshot 1 wounds he received on June 8. sources close to
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      TITO IN SECRET TALKS
      134 10 TITO IN SECRET TALKS BELGRADE. Tue^. President Tito and the Rumanian President, Mr Georghe Gheorghlu Dej, met yesterday on the frontier to discuss the Communist split. The main topic was the SlnoSoviet split and Moscow's call for a Communist Party Congress to solve the dilemma, according to well-informed and reliable
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      Lock icon AFRICAN LEADER HELD IN SOUTHERN RHODESIA
      102 10 QALISBIKV (Rhodesia). J Tues. The Rev. N. Sithooe. president of Southern Rhodesia's Zimbabwe African National Union, has been arrested under the Law and Order Maintenance Act. a police spokesman here said today. The polio spokesman said he was arrested at Fort Victoria about 220
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      S. Atlantic earthquake of 'high intensity'
      123 10 WASHINGTON, Tues. A high -Intensity earthquake in the South Atlantic was reported last night by seismologists at Spring Hill College. Alabama. Dr. Louis J. Eisele said the earthquake apparently occurred 1n the vicinity of the islands of St. Helena and Ascension in the South
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      Lock icon Japan plans big Africa trawler boost
      99 10 TOKYO. Tues.— The Japanese fishing industry will be operating the world's largest trawler fleet in waters off the west coast of i Africa by the end of this year- the fisheries board said todc.y In addition to the present 35 trawlers aggregating 56 436
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      Lock icon Arms talks resume
      23 10 GENEVA. Tues. The 17-natlon j disarmament conference met here today to continue negotiations on general and complete disarms- ment— Reuter.
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      Lock icon SOUVANNA'S CONDITIONS FOR STOPPING U.S. FLIGHTS
      127 10 SOUVANNA'S CONDITIONS FOR STOPPING U.S. FLIGHTS VIENTIANE. Tues. Prince Souvanna Phouma, Laotian neutralist Prime Minl.strr, yesterday set two conditions for stopping U.S. rec on naissance flight! over Laos and other "defence measures' against proCorrmunist forces. The Pathet Lao must cease flre and withdraw from positions taken recently from the neutralists,
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      Lock icon Pope studying birth problem
      59 10 VATICAN CITY. Tues. The Pope said today that the Roman Catholic church was studying tne birth control problem In the light of new developments. But he said church bans on contraceptives remained valid for the present It seemed clear that he was speaking of contraceptive pills
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      Lock icon RUSSIA CALLS FOR UN PROBE OF PACIFIC ISLANDS
      86 10 RUSSIA CALLS FOR UN PROBE OF PACIFIC ISLANDS UNITED NATION I Tues. The Soviet Union has recommended that the Security Council should examine conditions in the trust territory of the Pacific islands administered by the United States. This should be done before the next session of the General Assembly which
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      Lock icon Court orders Commerce Secretary to delay retail trade law
      198 10 Court orders Commerce Secretary to delay retail trade law MANILA, Tuesday. i A MANILA couri yesterday issued a restraining order asking the Secretary of Commerce to J defer implementation of the Retail Tade Nationalicotinn law until .Tulv 9 isation law unui juxy z. The order was Issued by r i
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      Lock icon 'Papa Doc' sworn in as Haiti President for life
      214 10 DOKT AU PRINCE. 1 Tue.s. President Francois ("Papa Doc") Duvalier was sworn in as lifetime President of Haiti yesterday. He promptly appealed for more foreign investment in his Nepro nation. More than 15.000 people were brought in from the countryside by
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      Lock icon Coalition jobs
      49 10 COLOMBO. Tuet. Mrs. Vivienne Ooonewardenr and Senator Chandra Gunasekera. members of the former opposition Trotskyist Lanka Sama Sama.ia Party, were yesterday appointed lunior ministers in the coalition Government formed by the party and Prime Minister, Mrs. Slnmavo Bandarnnaikc's ruling Sri Lanka Freedom Party earlier this month. Reuter.
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      260 10 Straits Times Crossworc If |H~ WM~ HB&~ ACROSS 8. Chivalrous In battle like the 9. Not only has It a bark, but royal bodyguard? (0-2-4). 10. Sut^rrthrv^ (s>. g^v* 11. Just two polnU within the w». «»>• minimum showing smallest 17. Wretch with a design to productivity (7). tattoo (Bt.
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    If parents still dream of Empress Place for a vocation
    510 11 Minister: Jurong industries will have little value... SINGAPORE, Tuesday. X HE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang I Boon, said tonight that the Jurong industrial estate would have little meaning if parents still dreamed of Empress Place, City Hall or
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    'I STOLE AFTER I WAS JILTED' PLEA
    248 11 'I STOLE AFTER I WAS JILTED' PLEA SINGAPORE, Tues. A woman from Sibu today told a magistrate's court that she committed theft because a British Soldier had jilted her and left her stranded in Singapore without any money. Helen Poh Ah Hwa. 21. v.hu pleaded guilty to two charges of
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    63 11 rE Chief Minister of Sabah. Dato Donald Stephens, was the first to register for National Service which began yesterday at the Community Centre in Jesselton. Dato Stephens was closely followed by his wife, Datin June Stepbens, who also signed up as a volunteer. The Comptroller of Manpower,
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    Bomoh said 'I won't harm you'—rape trial is told
    316 11 Bomoh said 'I won't harm you' rape trial is told PENANG, TuM. 4 BOMOH assured an 18-year-old housewife he would not do anything to her as he was a Haji. He then took her to a beach and raped her. the High Court was told today. On trial before Mr.
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    $2,000 for helping to catch sabotage gang
    215 11 $2,000 for helping to catch sabotage gang lESSELTON, Tues. A police spokesman said today that a member of the public, wno gave information which led to the arrest and conviction of three Indonesians for their part in planting a time-bomb in the Kong Fah Cinema In Tawau, had been given
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    Rotary president
    36 11 BATU PAHAT. Tues. Mr. M. < Jebaratnam will be Installed as pre- sldent of the Batu Pnhat Rotary j 1 Club at a dinner at the Hoon Cheow i Tong Association on Thursday. I i
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    3 Indonesian traders detained
    78 11 3 Indonesian traders detained MUAR, Tues. The Marine police this morning detained three Indonesians found sailing in Malaysian waters two miles off the Pant, Jawa coast. The Indonesians are believed to be petty traders. They were handed over to the Special Branch after their boat had been towed to a
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    Another dog victim
    73 11 rpANAH RATA, Tues 1 The Highlands tiger which has shown a marked partiality for dog flesh claimed another mongrel last night. The dog was owned by an aborigine, Bahteb bin Jalan. at the Sunfcei Ruil aborigines' settlement, about two miles uphill from here. Victims of the tiger
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    Cholera control chief warns: Danger in the Bachok polls
    187 11 Cholera control chief warns: Danger in the Bachok polls KOTA BHARU, Tuesday, chairman of the Kelantan State Epidemic Control Committee, Dato (Dr.) Abdul Wahab bin Ariff, today appealed to the people taking part in the Bachok by-election to take every precautionary measure against cholera. He warned that there were Indications
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    A REQUEST FOR MORE STAFF TO FIGHT EPIDEMIC
    204 11 A REQUEST FOR MORE STAFF TO FIGHT EPIDEMIC KUALA TRENGGANU Tues. The Trengganu.' State Epidemic Control Committee has decided to ask the Ministry of Health for more medical and health staff to combat cholera. The committee decided this today after assessing Its work and studying plans for further preventive steps.
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    47 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. Inche Ahmad bin Abdul Rashid Se;tlement Officer, will be tran* ferred to Alor Star as an Assistant Director of Lands in place of Wan Puteh bin Wan Mohamed Saman who is joining the Malivan Civil Service at the end of this month
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    NEW ISSUES WEAKEST IN A DAY OF WIDESPREAD DECLINES
    725 14 From Our Market Correspondent rE increased scale of the latest Indonesian attack in Sarawak following collapse of the Tokyo summit talks brought a day of widespread and sometimes substantial falls to the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. No section of the market
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    MAY CROPS
    111 14 May rubber crops wen: Kluang 91.000 Ib.. flu Bcnut 09,000 lb.. Amalgamated 1,024.500. Amalgamated Malay 88.700 lb.. Baasett 30.500, Borellt 140,000. Buktt Kepong 29.400. Kuala Sldlm 150.000. New Serendab 177,500, Tal Seng Estate 23.572. Beradln 126,000 lb.. Brook land* Belangor 239,600, Broome 371,000, BuKlt Mertajam 514.000. Buklt Sembawang
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 JI'NE. 23. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67 i cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $605.25 a picul (up $5.25). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (onchanged).
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES Junr It June 23 •Industrial*: 104.87 103.93 Inis: 131.89 131.53 S rubber".: 115.31 103.34 Dec. 30, 1M63 100 Dec. 29. J962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    846 14 ("'OMBINED business id the bingaporc and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ol the Malayan Stock Exchange v»-£terd<iy with the number of shares traded in brackets INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Moldings U.UOO) 13.22, (4.000) 53.20; Easo ords. (3.000) ;>.■>. (1.000) $2.57. (6.000) 52.53. (2.000) $2.52; C. Smelters (1.000) 54.10; r. and
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      408 14 ORIENT MID EAST LINES ss ORIENT LINER Loading tor New York., Philadelphia, Mobile and New Orleans. SINGAPORE 29 JUNE— 4 JULY P. SWETTENHAM 5 JULY— 7 JULY PENANG 8 JULY 10 JULY Agent., PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. Teh Spore tttZl. t. SkM 1J44 Peutg »»1. WILHELMSEN LINES fROMi Scaaliaanaa iv
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    120 15 ]\[ELBOURNE, Tues. Industrials were Darely steady with falls slightly in excess of rises. Most moves were small A drop of 1/- in Colonial Sugai to 86/--and gain of II- In Philirj to 40/--were notable moves. Ready Mixed Concrete eased fractionally to 15/7 in heavy trading. Minings were more
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    192 15 CHIPS lying alongside the llngapere Harbour wharves er oipected today ara: Auby N.W. 1 Schelde Lloyd 1/2. Larut N.W. 3, Rutherverett 4/5, Sclanicor N.W. 5. Madras Man 6A. CheklanK 6/7. Tborsgaard 8/9, President Garfleld 10/11. Sumatra 15/16, RaJuls, 18. Bamora 25/26, Bentong 20/30. Orient Trader 31/32, Flintshire
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    231 15 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 33. Three months. INDUSTRIALS i'.tmitpad 13 cts. M. Containers 15 cts Punlopa 15 cts. McAlister 13 cts. City Dev. 7 cts. M. Invest. 12 cts. Smelters 28 eta. 0.C8.C. 22 cts. Km> 16 cts. Rcthmans 10 eta. Krd. Dlsp. 13 cts. Robinsons 14 eta. Kitzp.it
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 15 JULY first xrado rubber buyers f.s.P. 1 closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore anri Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 671 cents per lb. down thr,c-eichths of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone v as inactive. R.A.t. and F.M.R.E. closing prices Hi cents por Ib.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 15 QN the free c.change market In *S Ms*! Konir. yr«terd;iy the U.S. I quoted at 5.74J for TT and 5.T:u for cash. tterlmg »»j quoted at 15.97 and one tael of sold at 24<J.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 15 CHINESE Produce Eichsnit, Singapore noon pricot per pleul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk $471 sellers, drum lon. Cipra: June/July UK Continent Unquoted. Popper: Muntok uhlte $135 sellers. Sarawak unit? llStf sellers, special Sarawak black Jiirjj ."tilers garbled Lampon^ black |MT| sellers. ASTA $120 sellers. tingaporo Coconut Oil Millerf Am
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    98 15 rC Ma la yan Exchsn|# Banks Aft so* ciatlon made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying TT 32 s B, airmail OD 32], 90 d/st. 33 1/16 credit bills, 33 3/16 trade bills. Csnsda: buying TT 3.1 SMB, airmail
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    Tin rises $5.25 on fall in warehouse stocks
    302 15 THE price of Straits tin was Ml In Penang yesterday at 5605.25 a plcul, up $5.25, on an offering unofficially estimated at 250 tons, unchanged. Consumer demand r.as been slow in New York, but tlie London market had been fairly active with
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      689 15 (continued irom race 1Z) FOR SALE tt Wtrda Si (Mi*.)— Box St eta. txtrm RUBBER EtTATI FOR lALI. 172 acres young rubber estate, 17 miles south of Sererahan. Details on application to Box A lOOO 8.T.. R.U WHEN BUYING Bthlnlesa Btrel Table Cutlery It Is worthwhile to see first the
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      768 15 LADIES DRESSMAKING tt Worda SS (Mir,.)— Box Bt^tta. txtn PO SIANQ, tr? Taoglln Road. Bins*por*. Blgb Clvi Ladiea PinmitMl KeadT-mad* Draws from $14/-. Tailoring Charge* from $8/- (Including CbcocKsara). LADIES HAIRDRESSING it Worda Si (Mir,.)— Box tt eta. txtrm FARIOA MAISON MARCILLI H /sty Hit Manicure and facial maka-no •inert.
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      711 15 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be held at oar saleroom Nos. 14/16 Robinson Rd. Singapore ON THURSDAY fcStk IU.Nh. 1964 at 2.30 P.M. Estate of Shaik Ramzan bin Abdullah Basarawi. deed. Nos. 11. 13 15 KELANTAN RD. Freehold. Area ?.807 sq.ft. Total Monthly Rent $195. Nos. 25 27
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      1195 15 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the purchase of the following Steel Scrap ex Sentul Works. Sentul: (a) 400 tons of mixed steel scrap. (b) 100 tons ot wagon underframes (High grade steel). Tender deposit $2,000/ 2. Tenders close at 10.00 a.m. on Bth July. 1964 at
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      290 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE YnilTH CENTRE— JOHORE BAHRU TENDERS from P.W.D. PederaI tlon of Malaya Registered Class 'C contractors and above will be received at Jabatan Kebajikmn Masharakst Negeri, Johore Bahru on or before 12.00 noon of 15th July 1964 for the construction of the Proposed Youth Centre Johore on Lot
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      665 15 I 1 UNITED CHINESE BANK LIMITED Have Pleasure in announcing The Opening of ANOTHER BRANCH 148, Balestier Road, SINGAPORE-12 WEDNESDAY, 24th June, 1964 COLUMBIA FILMS OF SINGAPORE LTD. INDIAN FILM COMBINE PRIVATE LTD. METRO COLDWYN-MAYER ORIENTAL CO. INC. MALAYA FILM SERVICE LTD. PARAMOUNT FILMS, INC. RANK OVERSEAS FILM DISTRIBUTORS LTD.
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      BAMBOLINA IS TIPPED TO MAKE IT 4-IN-ROW
      804 16  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with gAMBOLINA (Race 4) is tipped to land her fourth successive win at Kuala Lumpur today. The Jambo mare is in such rare form that she should easily prove too good for Class 4 opposition. Her win over It on
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      Aussies have no chance at all
      419 16  -  Jack Fingleton TEST COMMENTARY by LONDON. Tues. mHERE COULD BE a finish in. the Second lest at Lord's although at the moment it doesn't look likely with Australia 21 runs behind and one wicket down in their second innings. But one keeps a slight
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      Lock icon INDONESIANS BEATEN IN 3 SINGLES
      215 16 HONO KONG. Tues. Indonesia's touring badminton team lost all their three singles ma^heTto Chinese Players In Ca £!n. n arnf t"hf Indonesian wo- 15-? lo H«u Chja-Chaiw and Wong Pek Shek tost to Huang Hung-Ping 15-3. la-J The Indonesians, l-laying tor 1 the first match
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      TIMESPORT SELECTION
      167 16 EPSOM JEEP'S besc bets are Gay Paris (Race 2). Bambolina (Race 4) and Mikado II (Race 8). The going is good. ll'mim lEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 LOIRJET Lara tor Escort RIVIERA Escort Intuition INTI ITION Lara tor Rlvirra Race 2 GAY PARIS PirUrnrl hrnfai Batu KAI)J\
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      KL-2nd day
      1451 16 CARD KEY A letter after the horse's name Indicates the type of going preferred, f fast, g good: s soft: h heavy a any Betting forecast, <SF) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. 'Apprentice allowance; Soaidi. P.K. Leong, LJm and Dragon 3-lb; Ng and Chong 5-lb: others 7-lb. Race 1
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      'Demon bowler' is here
      434 17  - 'Demon bowler is here ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore. Tuesday SPORE RECREATION CLUB INSTALL MACHINE WHICH DELIVERS THE LOT gINGAPORE, Recreatjfm Club have acquired the best bowler in the world, but the club will not be able to play him in any matches. The "demon bowler." with the full range of
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      107 17 Australia 'no' to open tennis AifELBOUKNh Mon On the ifl CHMitiK vote of Its chairman. Mr Norman Strange the Australian Lawn Tennis Association today decided not o support Britain's proposal for a two-year trial of open tournaments In 196S and 1966 New South Wales Victoria and Western Australia voted against
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      Rain mars opening of Putra Gup tourney
      524 17 Rain mars opening of Putra Gup tourney GOLF by LC. Hoffman Jnr IZUALA LUMPUR, Tues. In a ceremony marred by rain today the 1964 South East Asian amateur golf team championship was officially opened by the Sultan of Selangor at the Royal Selangor Golf Club here today. Rain at 5.30
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      Johore work out defence plan
      353 17 Johore work out defence plan SINGAPORE. Tues-Johore. who drew l—i w ith 81nKaP° r f in the first round of the Malaya Cup tournament at Jalan Besar Stadium last month, have worked out a plan which they hope will help them to win the return tie at Jalan Besar Stadium
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      Lock icon McKINLEY GETS 'GO-AHEAD' AND WINS Ist ROUND
      817 17 WIMBLEDON LONDON. Tues. AMERICAN Chuck McKlnley. 23, the Wimbledon champion, took 58 minutes to win his opening match in defence of the title at the All-England club here yesterday McKlnley was cleared to 'play little more than an hour before he went on
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      Tengku praises circuit races organisers
      173 17 MOTOR-RACING IfUALA LUMPUR. TMev The Malayan Motor Sports Club have been praised by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman for their energy and initiative in planning a riew course for this war's circuit racing on July 4-5 This year's Rahman circuit race, will be held
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      Smaller girls do best in schools meet
      347 17 ATHLETICS— KOALA LUMPUI Tues Smaller elrls did better than the older girls in the Seiangor Comhmed Schools Sports Council's athletic meet utiich entered Us second day at MsMi Road toda? Elizabeth Mathe»> In Cl»*> 3 C a (aatei 80 netna hurdle* th.ir net
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      OLYMPIC ROUNDUP
      148 17 OLYMPIC ROUNDUP mOKYO. Tues.— With 109 days X to go before the Olympic Games in October. Tokyo, the host city held an "Olympic Day" ceremony today the 70th anniversary of the decision taken in Paris on June 33. 1894. to revive the ancient Oames Crown Prince Aklhlto and the Japanese
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      Ipoh referee assaulted
      186 17 IPOH. Tuesday. SOCCER referee Norman Boswell was punched by a player in the Ipoh Div 1 match between Ramblers and Shaw Brothers on the padang here today. He immediately abandoned the game with 18 minutes to go and the score at 1-1. The Incident occurred when the
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      RAINED OFF
      22 17 IPOH, Tues. Heavy rain th* afternoon washed out play in the Perak open tennis championships on the Municipal courts here
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      SBA TOURNEY
      23 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. Entries for the Singapore Badminton Association's inter-commercial houses championship from July 11 to 20 will close on July 7.
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      Two titles for Phuah
      126 17 PENANG. Tues. Chow Klioon Kong won the men's singles title in the Penang Junior Badminton Championships last night when he beat Cheang Chet Yew 5-15. 15-9, 18-13 in an exciting final lasting nearly one hour. Phuah Kooi Ban of St. Oeorge's Girls' School won two titles
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      PWD enter k.o. hockey final
      60 17 MALACCA. Tues. PWD beat Medicals 4-1 in the semi-finals of the Malacca Hockey Association's knockout competition on the Malacca Club padang today. Johnson (2). Wee Boh Kam and Tan Wah Boon scored for PWD while ZulkifU netted the only goal for Medicals. PWD will now
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      310 17 An indispensable aid to successful business— The Straits Times Directory of SINGAPORE MALAYA, 1964. The only authoritative and comprehensive reference work available, with a vast store of information: 350 page Alphabetical Classified Directory containing over 40.000 entries. 715 pages listing Companies, their Executives and their Agencies, Government Departments, Public Bodies
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      54 17 SUMMARY SOCCfcK L. Perak Div. 2 (Telutc Ansori): Malay Club 5 Nova Scobia Est 2. Taipim League: Azman Shoh Club 2 BMH 1. Ho*« Cop (Seremban) NS Chin Woo 5 Indians 0 Malacca Div. 1: Kllat Club 3. 1/10 Guncha Rifles 1 HOCKEY Ne*rl Ui* 2 (Seremban). Port Dickson Oarrlaon
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    We are ready: Air Chief
    364 18 Indonesian bomber threat can be met; if necessary, more planes will be sent from Britain KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. \\R MARSHAL P. G. >Vykeham, Commander of the Far East Air Force, said today that "advanced types" of planes could be brought to Malaysia if necessary in
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    German problem
    44 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— The director of the Department of ExtraMural Studies, Dr. Jphn Lowe will give a public lecture on "The Problem of German Unification" on Thursday in Room G. Education Block of the University of Singapore at 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Lock icon TOPLESS DRESSES: DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY
    253 18 TOPLESS DRESSES: DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY I ONDON, Tues. Demand is exceeding supply in the topless dresses, which had their debut in London last week, a spokesman for the firm offering them said today. He said the only two models existing so far were bought by a London showgirl and a
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    Rotan for 'whip' man
    101 18 Rotan for 'whip man SINGAPORE. Tues.— R. Sabapathy, 28, of Changl Road, who was said to have "whipped" a man with a bicycle chain, was today jailed by a court here for nine months, and ordered to receive two strokes of the rotan He was found guilty of causing hurt
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    Police find pistol and knives in cemetery
    117 18 Police find pistol and knives in cemetery SINGAPORE. Tues. Police yesterday recovered a pistol, 30 rounds of ammunition and three Japanese knives from a cemetery in Holland Road. Detectives, led by Deputy Superintendent A. Gopalan of Queenstown Police Station, raided a Chinese cemetery after a tip-off. Pillar The Italian-made pistol
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    JOHORE CHOLERA VICTIM IN HOSPITAL
    136 18 JOHORE BHARU, Tues. The Johore Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Abdullah bin Ahmad, today confirmed that a cholera case had hern admitted to the General Hospital here. She la Che Saadiah binte Mohamed, 27, of Kuala Sedill. She was admitted on June 21. Medical authoritii's believe
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    LONDON STOCKS
    349 18 LONDON. Tues.— lt has been an uninteresting day in the stock markets. Business remained at a low level and prices drifted lower again on small selling and lack of support until early afternoon, when steadier conditions developed. Nevertheless, small losses were well in the majority at the close.
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    RUBBER
    48 18 LONDON, Tues—Spot 20^d.. July 20\d.. Aug. 2O';Jd.. Sept 20 7 16d.. July Sept. 20 9 16d Oct. Dec 20 -.d Jan. March j 20--d. April June 20 ,d.. July Sept. 20 ,d.. Oct Dec. 20 .d c.l.f. July 20',d.. Au?. 20 1 ltid. Tone: Dull and uncertain
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    TIN
    22 18 LONDON, Tues—Buyers £1235. sellers £1245. Forward buyers £1192, sellers £1192.. Settlement £1244. Turnover am. 155 tons, p.m. 115 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    AUSSIES REACH 168-4 BEFORE RAIN ENDS PLAY
    485 18 AUSSIES REACH 168-4 BEFORE RAIN ENDS PLAY LONDON, Tuesday. RAIN prevented any possibility of an exciting finish in the second Test match between England and Australia at Lords today and the match was abandoned as a draw. Final scores were: Australia 176 and 168 for 4: England 246. It seemed
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    Worcs beat Somerset
    228 18 ONDON. Tues.— Yorkshire beat Glamorgan by to mning.i and 39 runs to take 10 points in their County cricket match at Leeds today. York.s 288-9 dec. Glamorgan 55 and 194 (A. Jones 83. A. Nicholson 6-44). Results of other matches were: Manchester Derbyshire bt Lancashire by 10
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    Women's 'Big Two' win easily to third round
    247 18 LONDON. Tues. Margaret Smith, tall Australian defending champion, and graceful Maria Bueno, of Brazil, the "Big Two" in Me women's singles, both won their opening matches with polished ease on a rain-marred Ladies Day at the Wimbledon tennis championships today. On the
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    DEATHS
    95 18 MR. LEE MM THOO r "-d away peacefully on O < <1. Funeral will take place on 2.*i tf.'M. from tbe Khoo Kong Chow Association, 99 Hum* Street Ipoh. at 2.30 p.m. BUCHANAN IRENE ak'f 20 years dearly loved rJauKhu-r of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buchanan IS Mayfatr St.
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